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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1906
Page
3
The Ohio State Journal notes the rapid movement of blacksnakes gives an illusion of great length, with reports of seven to eight feet being common. A York State tale tells of a seven foot python-like snake opposing a dog, dispatched by a girl with a pitchfork. The moral: avoid exaggerating personal encounters and claim your own “seven feet” of danger.
A bright new periodical arrives at Marshfield Oregon as the Coos Bay Monthly publishes its November issue. It runs about 126 pages of local reading and 30 pages of local ads, signaling strong regional business energy under editor P. O. Levar and advertising manager F. B. Cameron.
A collage of miscellaneous 19th century items includes parlor theater patter about Mrs DeChise and Mrs McSesh, a teething remedy advertisement for Winton's Soothing Syrup, a dialogue about creation, a note promising cures for nervous disorders, a raid on slot machines, assorted assay rates, shoe care ads, a cigar joke, a Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial, a Brandreth's Pills endorsement, and an Adam and Eve ethnology quip.
Montpelier Ohio resident Joseph Wilgus says exposure and fatigue caused kidney trouble with irregular and frequent passages and pain. Voan's Kidney Pills relieved symptoms from the first use, restoring energy. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A collage of humorous exchanges and witty one liners from various papers, featuring quips on crime and law, society gossip, romance, and daily miscommunications. Notable lines include a joke about a criminal corporation lawyer, playful banter about marriage, and light cartoonish wordplay from editors and readers alike.
A. G. Snyder, consul-general, reports the first American automobile appeared on Bogota streets causing crowds and disrupted traffic. The device has sparked broad interest and suggests potential future business. rumors say a concession may grant exclusive use of the Camboa road to a transportation firm using cars.
A humorous drollery collection features Judge Daly of New York who quips about the underlying principle being the attorney. Judge Adams on Irish wit recalls a juror claiming deafness while confessing he heard every word yet could not discern sense, eliciting laughter.
A Milwaukee Sentinel item quotes a humorous exchange about a decorative item in a house. The wife keeps the speaker from entering the object yet allows a distant view, described as the coziest place in the home.
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